اين ain
A اين ain, adv. Where?
ع ʻain called ʻain-ě-mǒhmala, or ʻain-ě-gair-manqūt̤a
ع ʻain (called ʻain-ě-mǒhmala, or ʻain-ě-gair-manqūt̤a), is the twenty-fourth letter of the Urdū alphabet (the eighteenth of the Arabic). This letter is peculiarly Arabic or Semitic, and occurs only in such Hindūstānī words as are borrowed from the Arabic, and in the secondary formations from these; or in the arabicized form of Persian words in which it has replaced an original alif (e.g. لعل laʻl, for لال lāl). It is a strong (but, to Europeans and most other people, unpronounceable) guttural, related in its nature to the hamza, and ḥ; and is described as produced by a smart compression of the fauces and forcible emission of breath. By the common people of India it is sounded like alif. As a numeral it stands for 70.
عين ʻain
A عين ʻain, s.m. The eye; sight; source, fount, fountain; udder (of an animal); the choice, the best, the very essence (of a thing), the thing itself; money, cash; gold; the sun; the letter ʻain (the fourteenth of the Arabic, and twenty-fourth of the Urdū alphabet):—adj. Very, exact, precise, real, intrinsic, just:—ʻain-g̠ain, adj. (As) 'the letters ʻain and g̠ain,' but slightly different,
very much alike;—squint-eyed;—having a cataract:—ʻainuʼl-māl, s.m. Principal, capital; net profit; land-revenue:—ʻain-main, adj. & adv. The very, the precise; the very same, exactly alike:—ʻain waqt, s.m. The very or precise moment; opportune moment, the nick of time;—ʻain waqt-par, adv. At the very time, in the very nick of time; punctually to the moment:—ʻainu-hu, Its (or his) eye, or essence.
ان इन in the formative of the oblique cases plural of the
H ان इन in (the formative of the oblique cases plural of the pron. yěh), These; them; this (man) him (by way of politeness):—in dinoṅ, adv. these days, now-a-days.
عن ʻan
A عن ʻan, prep. From; of; for, in lieu of; with; on, upon, above, over; before; after; because of:—ʻan-qarīb
adj. & adv. Adjoining, adjacent, near; impending, imminent;—nearly; soon, shortly; almost:—ʻan-qarībiʼz-zamān, In a short time, soon, &c.
